Description:

The BUR 701 Surgical Grip High Speed H33.36.012 is an advanced friction grip carbide bur, specifically designed for intricate oral surgical and restorative tasks that demand precision, control, and long-lasting performance. Featuring a 1.2mm tapered fissure head (code H33.36.012), this bur allows for accurate and conservative cutting in both cortical and cancellous bone, making it indispensable for surgical procedures such as osteotomies, crown and bridge sectioning, alveoloplasties, and access openings during implant placement. Made from top-quality tungsten carbide, the BUR 701 guarantees exceptional resistance to wear, thermal stress, and deformation. Its flute design promotes smooth operation with minimized vibrations at high rotational speeds, improving tactile feedback and accuracy during procedures. The bur’s sharp tapered design supports efficient bone removal while protecting critical anatomical structures, making it perfect for precise osteoplasty or ridge modifications. The surgical grip shank improves retention in high-speed surgical handpieces, providing additional safety and control during complex intraoral operations. This feature is particularly vital in surgical environments with limited access or intricate anatomical contours, where the stability of the handpiece greatly influences the success of the procedure and preservation of tissue. With a tapered fissure shape, the bur allows for clean, straight cuts and provides controlled depth penetration, enabling clinicians to section crowns or bone structures without damaging neighboring teeth or soft tissue. It proves to be highly effective for exposing impacted teeth, accessing root ends, and preparing sites for implant placement. The BUR 701 Surgical Grip High Speed H33.36.012 is well-suited for both surgical suites and chairside environments. It is autoclavable and designed to endure numerous sterilization cycles without loss of cutting efficiency or structural integrity. Clinicians trust the BUR 701 for its reliable quality, ergonomic design, and precision in managing bone and restorative tasks. It is an essential instrument for oral surgeons, periodontists, prosthodontists, and general practitioners engaged in advanced surgical and prosthetic procedures.